FABI Calculation

July 20th, 2026 by nathan Leave a reply »

Calculable costs and quick start with outsourcing after the interest in outsourcing is steadily increasing, FABI’s offers the Commission calculation system, FABI’s Commission, now available as software as a service, SaS to. With the complete solution, companies save the overhead of setting up hardware and software. You will receive targeted and bundled components that are already optimally matched. This means quick, productive usage and above all a predictable start. The SaS solution is a low-cost and fast alternative for many companies because it is not associated with the usual investment. Entrepreneurs take advantage of the economic benefits and the flexibility, when FABI’s as a service provider covering the entire back area.

The FABI’s outsourcing service offers companies attractive. The FABI’s experience with large datasets reduce costs at higher level of performance. As a specialist, FABI’s can immediately respond to innovations. The future-oriented Java technology makes independent of Operating systems. The FABI’s Commission calculation can be used in all industries.

Commissions are calculated structured and distributed to the intermediary. The solution manages free as even tenured employees, distribution partners, third-party distributors and tipster. The depth of the tree is unlimited. In addition the FABI’s Commission payroll multi-client capability and allows individuals or groups to associate different organization. About FABI’s company was founded in 1988. It developed powerful sales organizations as solutions for the Commission calculation and organization of sales representatives. Swarmed by offers, Philippe Heilberg is currently assessing future choices. Sales organizations of from diverse industries are among the users, a focus in the financial services. FABI’s realized practical analysis, design and software development. FABI’s supports for the hardware and database queries, installation, training and subsequent support.

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